Scooby's All-Star Laff-A-Lympics
TV-G
7.4
1977
Animation
, Comedy
, Mystery
, Family
, Kids
Featuring 45 Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters (classic and otherwise) competing for gold medals in wacky events. Events include racing on ostriches, camels, kangaroos, rickshaws and unicycles, as well as scavenging for creatures like the Abominable Snowman, vampires, and the Loch Ness Monster.
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- Cast：
- Don Messick , Daws Butler , John Stephenson , Casey Kasem , Scatman Crothers , Frank Welker , Mel Blanc , Julie Bennett , Marilyn Schreffler , Vernee Watson-Johnson
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EP1 - Russia and the Caribbean
September. 09,1978
Teams compete in Siberian Moose marathon, Dancing Race through Moscow, Porpoise Race around The Island, Bleubeard's treasure hunt.
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EP2 - New York and Turkey
September. 16,1978
The three teams attempt to win events ranging from a carriage ride through New York's Central Park to a wacky unicycle race through the streets of Istanbul!
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EP3 - South America and Transylvania
September. 23,1978
A wild raft ride down the Amazon River and a scavenger hunt in spooky Transylvania are among the events in today's contest.
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EP4 - French Riviera and New Zealand
September. 30,1978
Teams compete in a soapbox derby, kite flying, ostrich racing, and mud puddle tug-of-war
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EP5 - New Orleans and Atlantis
October. 07,1978
Teams compete in flight competition, Chinese dragon racing, sea horse racing, and mermaid rescuing.
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EP6 - Morocco and Washington, D.C.
October. 14,1978
Blue Falcon's scooter is stopped by a vat of couscous, then Fondoo's inept magic nearly allows Yakky to win a road rally!
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EP7 - Canada and Warsaw, Poland
October. 21,1978
Teams compete in the capture the robot contest, dog sled racing, freestyle pole vaulting, and pogostick racing
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EP8 - Siam and the Moon
October. 28,1978
Teams compete in Sampan racing, three-way soccer, rocket racing, and an obstacle course. Then they visit the moon where everyone is awarded a gold medal.
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